Find an online resource that explains cellular respiration (aerobic and anaerobic). Read the overview and write...

Find an online resource that explains cellular respiration (aerobic and anaerobic). Read the overview and write a critique of the site. Include specifics about what was learned! Be sure to include the url in your assignment. please do all things asked not just give online resource thanks

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Aerobic respiration is processpwhich takes place in presence of oxygen and sugar or glucose in broken down into CO2 and water. CO2 is waste and required to remove from body and H2O is absorbed in body. ItIinvolve glycolysis, krebcycle and ETC. In aerobic respiration one glucose molecule produces 36-38 ATPs.

Anerobic respiration is the process which takes place in absence of oxygen and pyruvate undergoes separate reactions than aerobic respiration and only 2 ATPs are produced from a glucose molecule. In anerobic respiration it may takes place in muscles to form lactic acid or may be alcoholic fermentation. Lactic acid form in muscles is back converted to pyruvate after some time. Lactic acid is only formed in muscles during hard exercises because during exercise we feel oxygen deficiency.

Aerobic respiration is thought to be evolved from anerobic respiration because in primitive environment oxygen was absent and as oxygen present organism evolved to use oxygen as terminal electron acceptor.

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